FIU Alum Discusses Gentrification, Activism and Art
Camille Orquera/Staff Writer Eddie Arroyo understands the power of activism through art. As part of FIU’s Panther Alumni Week this year, Arroyo came in to…
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“Miami in Miami” Course Transforms Students Into Tourists
Joy Serrano/Contributing Writer What does it mean to be from the 305? Starting this Fall, FIU Honors College students have a chance to find out. …
Standardized education suppresses growth
As time goes on, I become more and more convinced that the Scholarship Aptitude Test is a weapon of mass destruction. Never mind the untold stress it inflicts on millions of high school students throughout the United States each year, the SAT helps create a culture of schooling that says students are only as capable as their test scores indicate, only as intelligent as their grade point averages suggest.
University embraces millennial trend
The Department of Parking and Transportation partnered up with the Office of Sustainability to paint sharrows, a pavement marking that reminds motorists that the lane is shared with cyclists, around campus and build bike lanes on expanding roads.
Setting Up the Frost exhibition
Opinion Director Luis Santana gives us a personal story of what it was to set up the Frost Museum’s Aesthetics and Values Art Exhibition.
Panthers head to Tallahassee for in-state series
FIU (0-3) kicks off its next three game series on Feb. 24, as the team will travel about 480 miles north to Tallahassee to square off against Florida State University.
Joining their team after serving a three-game suspension for an unspecified violation of team rules are senior infielder Mike Martinez and redshirt senior pitcher Logan Dodds.
